who churn through the documents overnight and provide analysis next morning are kind ofjoining in that argument as well, and rishi sunak is pointing to the £2 billion he is putting into universal credit, the £1 billion the fuel duty freeze will cost the treasury, and also a few other measures. but i think the debate over the next few days and weeks and actually the next few months, because inflation will stay quite high for quite a long time, will be about, has the government done enough to help people with the cost of living? the government will obviously say yes, the opposition and some of these think tanks will say, probably not. that was adam fleming, our chief political correspondant there. a study has found that some of the world's most highly protected forests are emitting more carbon than they absorb, as a result of illegal logging and wildfires. at least ten forests designated unesco world heritage sites, including yosemite national park in the united states, were found to have been net carbon emitters over the last two decades. the findings have alarmed researchers as forests are considered vital for curbing climate change because of their ability to act as carbon sinks.